Today in Comics History, February 10, 1942: Wait, so this scene is earlier than the one shown an issue and a half earlier...?

Wait, if the sabotage of the Normandie took place around 3 PM, as All-Star Squadron #24 tells us, why is issue #26 set before that one?


from All-Star Squadron #26 (DC, October 1983), script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Jerry Ordway, inks by Mike Machlan, colors by Gene D'Angelo, letters by David Cody Weiss
Also potentially occuring during that backward time period: the entirety of All-Star Squadron #25!


cover of All-Star Squadron #25 (DC, September 1983), pencils and inks by Jerry Ordway, letters by Gaspar Saladino
Also, during that time, you could apparently win some peanut butter!


advertisement from All-Star Squadron #25
Yes, Superman Peanut Butter! One of the fifty things that made DC Comics great! Not included: Jack Kirby, Dick Giordano, Sergio Aragonés, Bob Haney, Dick Sprang, José Luis García-López, Joe Orlando, Marshall Rogers, Archie Goodwin...etc., etc., etc. Peanut butter über them!


from Fifty Who Made DC Great one-shot (DC, 1985)